Unless the Realtor agreed to act as your "single agent" on this transaction, they may ALSO represent the Buyer as a "transactional agent". They...

Yes, you would. If this happens, you should have a special needs attorney put the money into a self-settled special needs trust so that you can...

Cancel Lady Bird Deed and create Tenancy by the Entireties

Firstly, deeds cannot be "canceled" - so, in order to do a conveyance that does not completely go off the rails, you will need to hire an attorney...

My Father; James R White, passed away recently and I would like to find out how his estate will be dispersed....

The only way to know that is to have access to his will or else wait to be notified, by his personal representative, of his passing and what, if...

I need to change my deed - How do I change my life estate deed where I place my 5 children, back to me as the sole owner?

You need to hire a real estate attorney. A property is expensive - and, the loss of your homestead tax exemption would also be costly. By any...

Month to Month Lease

Of course you may ask! But, you should determine why the LL is seeking to establish a month by month tenancy. Are they trying to sell? If so,...

Can a house be inherited to a friend via revocable trust even the persons spouse is still alive? Is this legal?

As mentioned by my colleague, if this is your Grandma's homestead, then Grandpa has survivor's rights to it, by virtue of marriage. Is this a...

Please advise on conflict of interest between co-trustees...one income beneficiary and one remainder man beneficiary

I'm not really sure I see a question here. This is the primary problem with having the trustees be the beneficiaries. If they are not skilled at...

Can a relator advertise property for a certain price and the ask for a higher amount when you show interest

Yes, it is perfectly legal. It is up to you, the Buyer, to determine what you are willing to pay for the property and offer that. If it is accepted...

If she is paying any rent, then she will need to be evicted (which includes providing proper written notice to her, etc.) - if not, then you can...